Who's Who?
This nickname is given to the narrator by our leading men during their college days
Jordan
The love triangle begins when our main characters meet in this type of college class
A 17th century college literature class
This single decision defines the central tragedy of the book
Yash not showing up in New York
During what year of college does our narrator meet her leading men
Her senior year
The trio often spend evenings playing this competitive card game together
Sir Hincomb Funnibuster
The narrator's name is revealed during the last line of the book as
Casey
In the later timeline, our narrator has achieved success in this profession
Author/novelist
The secret our narrator is keeping when Yash fails to appear
She is five months pregnant
Our narrator receives a letter signed by "Heart The Lover" written by
Yash - Originally she thought it was Sam
Our narrator moves to France because of this unique opportunity
Her professor's niece in Paris needed a new nanny for her two kids
Our narrator eventually marries someone new, a man named
Silas
This literary novel inspires the men's habit of renaming the women they date
The Great Gatsby
This moment at the senior dance permanently fractures the illusion of romance
Sam knocking our narrator to the ground
Sam and Yash live together in this unusual housing situation that becomes a hub for their friendship and debates
The Breach - Their professor’s house while he is away on sabbatical
Our narrator reveals that she was on this varsity sports team before quitting in freshman year
Golf
Our narrator ends up starting a family and gives birth to her two sons named
Harry and Jack
During their college years, Sam spends significant time working on this type of literary work
A poem/poetry manuscript
Our narrator chose this couple to adopt her baby because
In the photo, they were looking at each other and not at the camera
What major event later in life forces our narrator to confront her past relationships
Yash's cancer
Yash's dad said this about our narrator (her nickname)
That sounds like the kind of girl you divorce